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Anali gained its fame by taking part in 11 qualifying round of the America's Next Top Model. She was born on November 9, 1988 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. When anali 8 years old, her family moved to Sakromento, California, where she later admitted to the secondary school St. Francis and the New York Film Academy school program at Universal Studios in Los Angeles.





Anali start skating with 2 to 5 years and for a career participated in four US championships for synchronized skating (at 'newcomers' and juniors). She stopped skating at the age of 16, but continued to ride for charity ice show for AIDS patients.











Prior to American's Next Top Model, anali posed for photographers Shaun Pfeipher and Robert Dahey, as well as a model for the advertising campaign of the magazine Grazia, production Alejandra Garibay. Anali has also signed a contract with I Model & Talent in Los Angeles and took part in the Los Angeles Fashion Week Fall 2008 for designer Kelly Nishimoto.



















In 2008, the creators of the reality show "America's Next Top Model" accidentally stumbled on a page Analeigh Tipton in MySpace and inviting her to audition. So, our heroine has become a party of the eleventh season of the popular American show, which took third place. Next - contracts with well-known model agencies and turns in the magazine Maxim.











Actually, after the show fascinates anali figures not only in fashion, but also movies. In 2008 he gets anali first role - a mini cameo in an episode of "The Big Bang Theory," in which Howard and company hooked on "America's Next Top Model." This is followed by the debut on the big screen in the film by Michel Gondry's "The Green Hornet": anali plays the girlfriend of Seth Rogen. Telekarera anali continues on HBO role in the third season of "Stallion" where Tipton played cunning simpleton named Sandy, a young bride gigolo. In last year's romkome "This - stupid - love" anali could be seen in the role of nurses, which is in love with the hero Steve Carell. But her first big role honored in the recent film "Women in Trouble" Whit Stillman, author of "Metropolitan" and "Last Days of Disco." In this absurd and a bit nostalgic comedy Tipton plays a brand new student: it was immediately taken under the wing gang of university activists that promote optimism (and the fight against suicide) using donuts and tap dancing.













Anali also played a zombie-apocalyptic horror film "Warm Bodies" directed by Jonathan Levine, together with the actors Nicholas Hoult, Dave Franco, Teresa Palmer and John Malkovich.